I will, most likely, be also mixing and routing OBS through Voicemeeter in order to feed telecon and Focusrite outputs, as well as potential recording of live streams. My real concern is which works best with regards to things like reliability, latency, etc? It's a huge concern that any option has to "play nice" with OBS, my Focusrite drivers, the onboard Realtek audio, and everything from Pro Tools to Reaper to Audacity. Less cost, but more limited in the number of available patches. The second are the VB-Cable A+B and C+D from VB-Audio, the same guys that make Voicemeeter. It costs a bit more than the alternative, but provides effectively unlimited virtual cables. What to watch for? What are the gotchas? etc.įirst there's Muzichenko's original VAC. I'm curious about any advice and or experience running virtual cables. This is new for me, though I have plenty of experience with real-world patching on sound systems, as well as being very comfortable technically (engineer on the day job).
Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) - connect audio applications, route and mix sounds ().I'm needing to run some virtual audio cables for some internal patching in my computer. It seems like the best chance might be to create a dummy audio device and route there - but I hate having extra audio devices that might be grabbed by teams/zoom etc. That means I haven't even tried DDMF's cables, since I run my interface at. Moreover, the effects rack doesn't resample. Except they cannot be configured and are limited to exactly four cables at 44.1kHz. So basically, they're the same (in terms of latency etc.) as any other virtual "cable", like VAC or Voicemeeter. The virtual "cables" run via Windows Audio and don't serve as a bridge between Windows and ASIO. DDMF Black Friday Sale - 40% off site wide until 5 December.Monitor each audio stream in OBS using your headphones as the monitoring device (you will now. Set all application audio outputs to their respective device (at this stage you won't be able to hear anything)Īdd each audio output device in your scene in OBS Make a virtual device using Virtual Audio Cable () for each audio output and one for your final mic input (line works just fine)
Please make a wave xlr with 2 mic inputs! That would be wonderful! Plan on getting a second one for my laptop. The best solution here at the moment is unfortunately hardware, I have seen some software-based solutions for audio sharing, such as and. Output audio of additional computers through NDI, integration in Synergy - Please vote! Help putting Sound board through microphoneĭownload a VAC app.
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